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Manual

To the best of our understanding, there have only ever been ve large multinational

companies with the technology and knowledge base to develop the remarkably complex

operating software for CD players. Development of this software and chip-sets to operate

CD transports was generally curtailed in the 1990’s. After this time, all development eort

was directed towards the design of DVD players and other advanced formats.

Rega and other specialist hi- manufacturers were totally reliant on companies like Sony and

Philips to supply transports and their operating chip-sets. In 2003 Sony stopped supply and

sent the specialist hi- industry into a urry of activity in search of feasible alternatives.

Many manufacturers were able to resource their supply from Far Eastern companies.

Rega worked hard to locate a British software company who were developing a totally

new disc operating system. A system, which was highly advanced, even in the early

development stages.

Rega was the only manufacturer to develop the unique new disc operating system. Due to

ever increasing computer processing power and memory capacity, it was possible to build

in an enormous increase in memory capability. This allowed the data retrieval to meet the

original CD ‘Red Book’ specications without compromise to the musical performance.

All previous chip-sets were unable to achieve this due to their limited memory and signal

processing capacity.

Rega’s British designed chip-set delivers superior error correction and signal processing

capacity. This enhances the sonic performance of the player and delivers a unique level of

musicality. The Apollo is the latest version of Rega’s bestselling CD player housed in a brand

new case. The Apollo’s unique sound harmonises with the rest of our products and will

integrate into any music system seamlessly.

We hope you enjoy this very special CD player. We have spent a very long time creating it,

drawing on more than 40 years of experience in specialist hi- manufacturing.

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Brand	Rega
Model	Apollo
Category	CD Players
File type	PDF
File size	7.37 MB

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Can I repair scratches on a CD myself? Verified

Scratches prevent de laser from reading the disc correctly. When the scratches are only superficial it is possible to repair them yourself by polishing the disc with a slightly abrasive compound. Ideally you use a professional abrasive compound but it’s also possible to use regular toothpaste. After polishing the disc it needs to be washed and let to dry. There are specialised businesses that can do this.

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